Christopher “Do Man” Brewer

📍 Location

📝 Description

Christopher 'Do Man' Brewer, 36, has been missing since March 2020 in Louisiana. He entered the Giving Hope Retreat Center in Lacombe on February 20, 2020 for addiction treatment, but walked away the next day. He was last reported seen in mid-March 2020, with reported sightings in Tangipahoa Parish areas including Bolivar and Wilmer, as well as Oil Field Road east of Amite and Stateline Road in Kentwood; there have been no verified sightings since. Brewer is described as 5'6" tall, weighing 140–165 lb, with green eyes and red hair, and tattoos on his neck, face, abdomen, and both arms; a chest tattoo reads 'Ride or Die For My Family.' His family, led by his mother Tracy Brewer, has offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to his location. The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office has acknowledged the sightings and the case remains active with no confirmed location; multiple news outlets noted the reward update in May 2025, but no resolution has been reported.

🔍 Circumstances

Brewer reportedly walked away from a drug-treatment facility the day after check-in and was subsequently seen in several locations around Amite, Wilmer, Kentwood and surrounding areas during March 2020. No verified sightings or leads have been confirmed since mid-March 2020; the family publicly offered a $10,000 reward in May 2025 to spur information. The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office has conducted investigations into possible locations, with tips handled by Crime Stoppers.

👤 Physical Description

Height 5'6"; weight 140–165 pounds; green eyes; red hair; tattoos on neck, face, abdomen, and both arms; chest tattoo reading 'Ride or Die For My Family.'

ℹ️ Additional Details

Case investigated by Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office; Operation Angel involvement noted; Crime Stoppers tip line 1-800-554-5245; reward update reported by WDSU and WBRZ in May 2025.

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